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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1917
Page
4
Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11am with Sunday School and Holy Communion, evening prayers and sermon at 7:30pm. Services held every Sunday unless roads are too muddy for a car. Public invited. Rev. M. B. Nasa, Rector.
Department of the Interior announces a public sale offering 1-2 acre tract in Section 9 Township 41 North Range 116 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian. Bids start at 1.75 per acre, December 7 at 10 a.m., with mountainous land not suited for cultivation. Highest bidder pays immediately. adverse claimants must file by sale date.
October 24 1917 notice to Lewis Eynon of Jackson Wyoming tied to Desert Land Entry Serial 02770 for sections 4 township 41 north range 116 west. Final Proof to establish land claim before Otho E Williams Jackson December 8 1917 with witnesses John L Eynon Newton Nickell Lee L Lucas and Thomas Nickell.
Department of the Interior announces Joseph A. Nethercott of Wilson Wyoming seeks final Three-Year Proof to establish claim to parcels in Section 15 Township 40 North Range 117 West. Hearing before U S Commissioner Otho B Williams at Jackson Wyoming on December 3. Witnesses Dell Judd Johnson Mike Yokel and Alfred Nethercott, all of Wilson Wyoming.
October 22 1917 notice given that Mrs Mary Imeson of Cheney Wyoming claims five year proof on Forest Homestead Entry No 02334 for the east half west half and other parcel in section 4 township 38 north range 15 west Sixth Principal Meridian. Proof to establish residence on land before U S Commissioner at Jackson Wyoming December 1 1917. Witnesses Elias Witson Linwein J Imeson Edward John James Wilson all of Cheney Wyoming. Alex Moyer
A fragmented note describes an entry about a man named Bill stopping at top New York hotels. It mentions a Wagon and Hrownlug's Magazine in a fleeting travel scene with unclear context. The readable facts focus on New York hotels and a magazine reference.
The Scientific American notes that rifle shooting remains crucial in modern warfare. It cites training at Hythe, Bisley, and regimental ranges behind the front in France. Reports of exemplary rifle practice by troops around Butlecourt echo past Mons withdrawals where German mass attacks faltered under infantry fire.
London underwriters issue wheel and wing policies covering all personal air raid risks including falling buildings bombs shrapnel fire and explosion at the £1 rate. Benefits include £1,000 death £1,000 for total disablement £600 for permanent partial disablement £6 weekly total disablement up to 62 weeks and £1 10s weekly partial disablement up to 62 weeks plus medical expenses up to 16 of compensation. Spectator.
The long running suit began in 1348 and resumed in chancery over the right to hold a market at Stowmarket Suffolk. Abbot of St Osyth claimed Richard de Maundeville wrongfully obtained the grant. Richard sought royal protection and the case was adjourned sine die due to his departure abroad. Also notes Africa's vast land area and population, languages.
Colonel Mc Lemore recalls offering passage to a neighbor an Irishman who asked his army. The reply was I belong to the Marines. He said The Marines are here and everything is lovely an eight word free translation of the Marines best known slogan.
Mrs. P. O. Stuchell of Homer City Pa recalls using Chamberlains Cough Remedy to treat her son Elite during a winter cold. She says it worked at once and quickly ended the illness. The ad touts the product as longstanding, safe, pleasant to take and widely available.
The Kansas City Star notes that a bee with a volatile temper alarms humans, as Keith Clevenger of Osawatomie reflects on how losing temper leads to poor control and business missteps. The piece links animal behavior to human tempers and consequences.
The Teacher Examinations will be conducted in Kemmerer Hig Ping Afton and Jackson on Dereaster 6 1 ed 6 1917. Papers will be furnished. Teachers should bring pens and ink. Manoanite F Nicholson Superintendent Lincots County.
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